GNOME Explained: A Look at One of Linux's Most Popular Desktops
You're interested in Linux, and you've come across "GNOME", an acronym for GNU Network Object Model Environment. GNOME is one of the most popular open source interfaces, but what does that mean?
How to Enjoy the Latest KDE Plasma Releases With KDE Neon
Want a pure KDE experience with updates received as quickly as possible? If so, then you really ought to consider KDE neon.
Tired of Google? 4 Great Alternative Search Apps for Android
Google Now isn't the only search engine for Android!
10 Problems With Today's Smartphones & What You Can Do About Them
Smartphones aren't perfect, but we can help you get around their flaws.
How to Install Software on Linux: Package Formats Explained
You've switched to Linux, and want to install some software. But package managers differ depending on your distro. So which apps can you download and install? It's all in the acronyms.
Firefox OS Is Not Dead: Here's Why You Should Try It
Firefox OS is still alive, existing now as a mobile OS called B2G. So does Mozilla's abandoned mobile operating system have a future? And why would anyone pick it over Android or iOS?
3 Ways to Manage Your Finances Using Linux
Quicken won't work on Linux, but you have several options open to you for spreadsheet and accounting app alternatives. Here's how you can use Linux to stay on top of your finances.
6 Reasons to Start Your Kids Off With Linux
Computers, and their operating systems, are not created equal. The OS they use matters, and Linux might be the best one to start them off with. Let's talk about why.
10 Great Games Hiding in Your Linux App Store
Linux gamers have some real gems available - if you know where to look! These 10 games aren't new, but if you're a Linux newcomer, they'll offer some great, free gaming experiences.
5 Reasons Why Software Should Be Free and Open Source
Free software doesn't just mean you get to use the app or game without paying. It's about longevity, privacy, ownership, and much more!
6 Reasons You Should Choose openSUSE and the Geeko
There are good reasons openSUSE continues to attract users, and here are some of them. Maybe you will be the next person to fall in love with the Geeko.
5 Best Open Source Note-Taking Apps for Android
Love open source software and want to take notes? We've got you covered.
Improve your Writing with Linux and These Great Apps
The vast majority of writers make their living typing words on a screen, and some do it using Linux. Various apps make the job easier, but which ones should you use?
5 Reasons to Use Pure Open Source Distro, Fedora
Fedora isn't as well known as Ubuntu, and has a reputation for being hard to use. But if this is true, why do so many people continue using Fedora?
Ubuntu Snaps vs Red Hat Flatpaks, What's the Difference?
Linux distros distribute apps in many formats. For years, the two most popular have been .debs and .rpms, but this may be starting to change with Ubuntu's Snap packages and Red Hat's Flatpak.
8 GNOME Shell Extensions that Improve the Interface
After using GNOME for a while, you may wish to change a few things about the overview mode, or even tweak the panel. These eight extensions help you do just that!
Is Linux Finally Good Enough to Replace Windows?
Recent figures show that Linux desktop usage has reached 2%, it's highest yet. Does this mean Linux has reached a point where it can replace Windows and Mac OS X for the average user?
4 Linux Distros That Are Completely Open Source
Linux is the distro of choice for freedom loving software hippies, but not everything you see is open source! Let's take a look at four Linux distros that are totally open source.
What Are Those Folders in Your Linux Root Directory?
Open a file manager on your Linux box and select Computer in the sidebar to display your system folders. But do you have any idea what each of them hold? Let's take a look!